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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
AGUAS MINERALES
DE BONNEFONT
NANANTIALES DIX R0SSlERES.

Aguas gaseoas acidulo bcarbonaadas sodcas caccas m
meas, geramente ferrug nosas
aguas las gaeosas de todas las aguas mneras
naturas Muy agradas paada pueden beber puras
las comda mezcdas Los principles aguas han
do motive para que Academia de Medcna de las
miende Las propedades de elias bene6ciosas los paes
ados han Waldo medala la Exposition de Calcutta en-
1883-84.
Muy titles tempo epidemco, preservativo de las
ocasionadas por las aguas ordinarias
Reemplazan las aguas de Vichy todas aplica.
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13

Administration du B0Ietin Mer-
cantH Phonneur de prier. Messieurs
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
remettre leurs ordres de Publicite
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, oui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
De ce journal pour IA PablteiK FrGneaiss
4 ANelGiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "B0LETIN MERCANTIL, "

En- esta secci6n de La casa, montada con
todos loo elementos necesariOs provista de
materiales de primera clase, Sc hacen encua-
dernactone en- hoandesa, cartOne, pasta es-
pamela, piel de levante con relieves, todo per-
fecto precios reducidOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
Unguonto Holloway.

Gate asAFAYilloso eLisano sAaa lnfA islsaas,
= las AeraiAs aasiguAs, las llAxAs. los saal.
Sc piernas Do Poche, Per Ensiie de- % iats sos
ela l.s sle~ras si-'alsasAs tonaa asuy p,on,
81 Apostle eaavals.e. sasO y desag ar~eea. ia
nAa isla, cate Gag Saease ferrigvfaats, 10 pro
ascis a.. ezra p<FsresA As IA. aeeociases ds /,
ra.st. lea oSnssipadea, ia ses~s 81 rOsnati,
ns. aaz osAa4s 80 "a apslsds ss vaas te
/ .. lcs.AesaAa remedies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
AMIGOS DE TODOS
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY,

Aillones lie PersonAs, sa toaAs Las parties
.Gando. recomieadAn dichas Pildoras como
ne)or rcstaaratye dc Ia salad que % eonocs
EilAs caran tcdAs las afecciones del coranou
del higAde, dol cstomags, 10 los nEonssy
los inIestinoa, rotnGsvea 10 aenmpnia, "a
aAtulSoeia y IA oariiAlgia, eHPslsaado do |.
saagFe EedA imPGrOsA, teriAl0eiosdo eoaapls
sasnenss sl sisiesns nory soso tsade ua .ore
adAhls Ia eFgaaiEacion general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
ilPERLl ANTI GlSTRiLGhi
DEL DOCTOR DELG ADO
csEa ssa pAaA~smsemsns - srkk~sn.

Aetse4sAss sasAa seasxa sAs asarxiSsss as
sassssaAws. ssa A3ss, ae~alA viaAxtoa. vsaal
sSs AssySAs de i eeaaA4A lnApaassclas, asAa
lAAA sas0szAeAl, sAsarsAs. AAsaasxs&a, "a 70
ssral Fass sstss azsslAaa saalasstss ase ssveI,.
n IA AiGessssass, s2Aa 30 aasorusas.
Psss sy~v~s Aatsa assAgasss ii
psramras--sssvslla, 81 sssss, Rarmasaa 0ls
10 Isisaa. -
g. sssgse Zee. Ezra isdssnA Fee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
BIBAIWVkVA
DE COMERCIANTE.

HISTORIA DEL COMERCIO de to-
das las naciones, desde los tiempes mas re-
motos hssta nuestros dias por Mr.. Schere-
traducida del frances por los alumnos de la
clase de este idioma establecida en- ell Ate
neO Mercdmta de Madrid, y publicada & ex-
9ensas de la misma association.
Dos tomos grresos, pasta espahola, 81
IN la Imprenta del Boletsn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13

The Propriesors Of the " BoletiR
MewanM =" have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z CO who are the sole
Agents for all English d French
Adveytisine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
Will Blaine Go to Europe !

Its given out that Mr.. Blaine will soon
60 to Europe, there to remain for a year,
and that he will have the broad Atlantic
between him and the next Republican
national convention. 1t is further said
that after the ticket is named he will re-
turn and work for its success.
This information is probably without
solid foundation. If Blaine stayed away
from this country during the six months
precedent to this convention, the machine
politicians would stay away from him; for
there is no overweening desire on the part
OF the people to force Mr.. Blaine's nomi-
nation. Therefore if Blaine lea yt at this
critical juncture the chances are greatly in
fayor Of his getting left.
II the Maine politician thinks his chances
vin be increased by European tour, let
him bethink himself OF the Grant fizzle.
No American ever received higher honors
than that accorded Grant by the crowned
heads OF the old world. No presidential
candidate ever had stronger backing fol
snocess In 1850, and yet he went down
Does Mr.. Blaine desire to give in hlmsel
I N instance of history repeating itself.
We would be sorry to see Mr.. Blaine g
to Europe at the time mentioned, for i
would imperil his chances for the Reput
hcan nomination and the Democrac
would like to see him nominated as tn
easiest opponent for Mr.. Cleveland to van
Quish.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
MARCH and the railroad pass 60 out to.
sether Speed their going!

THE national department of agriculture
have been investigating food adulteration.
That portion OF the work relating to spices
and condiments, prepared by Mr. Clifford
Richardson, is already completed. Mr.. Rich
ardson's investigations show that no other
kinds OF human food are sdultersted TO such
an extent or twenty samples of ground
cloves only two were pure; the others had
suffered tho extraction of their essential oils
and had been polluted by the addition Of
Glove s.ems, alispice and husks OF various
kinds o! eight samples OF Cayenne pepper
only one WAS pure. OF ten samples Of mus.
tard none were pure, unchanged mustard,
though several had only suffered the loss OF
their fixed oil =, the others contained quaint.
ties OF wheat hour, the spurious matter being
In some cases two.thirds OF the compound.
This made is necessary TO add tumeric acid
(harmless) to restore the mustard color. Ten
samples OF allspice were examined, eight o.
| which were pure Four samples OF cassii
were all pure. or ten samples Of ginger foul
were pure. Only one out OF thirteen samples
| OF black pepper was found to be what it pur
| ported to be specimen sent from Bslti
/ more to man who had an army contract wal
almost entirely spurious Cayenne pepper
black pepper husks and mustard hulls wert
used to give flavor and pungency, Will.
"body" was supplied by ground beans ant
| rice and color by charcoal. Two samples o
| white pepper out OF five were pure two sam
! pies OF mace out of five we're pure, and O
/ three samples OF nutmeg examined all wert
/ pure
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
Give the Reporters a Chance.

Nearly q week has gone by and yet there
are no traces whereby the murderer of the
young woman at Railway, n. j., may be
successfully traced. Only week before
this tragedy, Mr.. Weeks was killed by a
midnight prowler in his own home in
Brooklyn. This dark deed is also wrapped
In mystery. And then If we wish to 60 a
little further back, We may recall the una
venged deaths OF Mary Stannard, Rose
Amber, Jennie Cramer, Phoebe Paullin
and Emma PiersOn.
The killing of young defenseless women
y becoming entirely too common work for
tne brutal rufiians who travel in the guise
o. human beings. The safety of society
osmands their capture and death. The
0seectives have 20 often been at fault that
y b not surprising that the public are
looking to the press to ferret out the muir.
0acsrs.
In the Railway case the detectives have
thrown difficulties in the way Of the re-.
porteu. They should let them have free
aoope. A live newspaper man is worth q
Dozen ordinary detectives. And the New
Ycgk World has stimulated them to fresh
1nthusiasm over the Railway case by re-
ward OF $500 to any recognized reporter
z vho win furnish clue to the arrest ant
eanvictton Of the young woman's bruta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
~ Weekly Intalngencer
~ Callfaster Jr,telli9etuer.
lAuOAsrRh MARCH 81, iss
4 Pleasant Obituary.

~ - I1e0S0Dt VDAtuUTys
III writing of an obituary notice is not
oeDm work of pleasure, but to-day we
Gh9unicle the death Of the great coal com.
hlnakaon with feelings Of delight, alloyed
only BY vague suspicion that it is not
rally dead. 1t is true that the year of life
ollsttsd to II expires to-day, and that no
aosps have been taken for the purpose Of
pEolonging its existence, but coal presi-
0ant b reported to have said that " gen.
eEAl understanding prevails by which the
market viii not receive an over supply of
anthracite, and prices will be fully main.
toinod."
In some mysterious way this under
sanding has been brought about without
conference or correspondence, and the coal
pees3dent would have US believe that it is
nerely beautiful automatic adjustment
Vfaacas and product without any Other
that each operator considers
~ nieht when the n ..,s comedy compan,
ygoDsnSed The French Spy" The lead
3ng character was sustained BY Miss Neiltor
= an excellent manner. Tonight Blscl
Diamonds will be given. During the per
1usmancs last night gifts were given sw3;f
xlckse No s.579, held by Jesse Manuel. TEL
. harry dish No $780, held by - VIII
1ayns, drew . butter dish, ~Ano thougl
4e6A hsld BY AiD Mary soss been no meet.
. napkin ring. -.ur the purpose OF
1ns band OF The Wbination, there must
- s.s.'s01Sc 1890" 70 Opportunity for the inter.
Surniab : !. .aeas, and the forming Of some
aeains' dnwritten compact, which should
Hnneve for the coal barons all the obiSee:
aimed at by the old combinat;H. The
announcemslt simply Tallns that they be.
neysuf:-:i8SeA A1,aded the letter of the
~. Even this is triumph and give.
hope that in time they may also be forced
70 Yield to the spirit of it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

trip-1 think The most enjoyable trip I ever
had. y on havtsoeen meet geuerous-prince'y
indeed. think I may say shan never
which anhsppiiy ia fear = remote chance, 1
pleasant intercourse"
Yes yes; that's all very WE'LL" inter.
fupted Mr. Kemr, with . wave Of his hand.
'hv bnt .,N,. ne no. to the point. l want - know
"Tm counting to that" said the other tran.
qutlly. Unforeseen accidents sometimes
happen. Your friends yacht for instance,
might take a run over to England-whtle
Was on board. Now the climate oi England
doesn't suit me- That Is one reason. The
other Is this: like you, nay, 1 am tond Of
you-as Mr.. Kemp the American, In SpaiE--
but" In slow, deliberate terms ~ don't
think l should like you quito 20 well - Mr..
Bolton, the dett ctive-acrpss the frontier"
q For fully minute there WAS dead silence
Mr.. kemp-or rather MIR. Bolton, rose from
his chair and moved mechanically to the
window. He felt literally stunned and
speechless with rage and chagrin-sdded to
the mor,ifying consciousness OF being ~
completely 'done" ~ II he had been the
veriest movies in the profession.
"Iou look faint" observed his companion
courteously. "Pny allow me to ring for
some brandy. 1t will be only q small item
rather heavy expenses ~
Mr.. Bolton felt as II he could cheerfully
have strsngled the calm, polished, gentle.
manly looking villain, who leaned back In
his chair with such easy, unstudied grace,
and with that haifmocking smile In his de
ceitfully frank eyes.
You are an internal scoundrel, Mr.. John.
son." he gssped, as soon as he could speak
shaken out OF all his usual imperturbable
self posse ssion.
Mr.. johnson shrugged his shoulder
gently.
Possibly" he answered, with an exas
perating smile. Had l been otherwise
will conclude that you would not have taker
such an interest In me. Do have . cigar
you will find them really good. Nor Ther
| have turn outside You look rather up
| set
Mr.. Bolton left Madrid within an hour
but he did no, join his friend at Bayonne.-
| Temple Bar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

~~1N their evident anxiety to find as many
faults in the interstate commerce act as os-
sibie, railroads have raised the question
whether employees Of the United States postal
service can be carried free under the law.
The attorney general answers that the act
does not affect the postal service, but il in
regulation OF commerce only. As the trans-
portation given to the clerks and inspectors
is paid for by the government - part Of the
mileage compensation for mail carriage, 1t II
surprising that any question should have
been raised over as plain matter. 1t IL well
that the postmaster general has taken pains
to secure this opinion Of the attorney general
before the act goes into operation, for the
roads might have presumed to interfere with
the business OF the postal service in their
anxiety to provoke public condemnation OF
the intel. state commerce act
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
A WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
Tue Celebrated " Walk,se MAN and wig Bs
kssps 9slug-A Waxuias 10 OtAsss.

Tue Ceosbrated I" waning Man and Why 0o
kssps asans-A warning 10 OsAsrs.
:, A. MN Grove ind. lives John sn,der. the
erai nneasinUss. and the only relief he could get
SnSs ~ Ss ss. r. rSr sssns Ssna, an
Gay. and i q sstimsssa he s x. co Sovsrsa @ %c!s @
has s.srsSi:a aniysrssi S,sss,ion s Sess i Visited
by nnna,eds m,c 81 curiosity sceks and has rsaly
restless, iremelSs: hi. nervous hssdSShss. a sink.
hsnsaa ;%ss irsi,aSitSy aSa Ss0sr prs a.
iuI trial. v hen Theses things come on soms,hiSv IN @
must be done. or the ncryousness will lead ~
mnrphine. opium. or narcotics but they only
deaden the nerves for the time being. W hat
iurc itself viii restore tho nerve ,issas and
bring health and strength. The best ~. enrches
sSa PER 80 sSa a to a. SrS srin
es bcas no iss. than M .' aas S ,a's 'SS Ss
caldwell. who treats only nervous disSas %.
In typhoid and nervous exhaustion know Of
no remedy To approach or equal punys Pure
broken cup Of health in an emergency OF la me.
we're no h. Ss 's Ss. ~
our Whistles ars so sophissisaisa. @ @ Thsss i'm n
sntirely absent. thu. AnordinS = pure and safe
'"JSh Johs .. .cXsp%SLL, -, y p. ssnro.cs,,.,, T.,
All people have nervous i: eShsnstion 81 at at times, M
but only those who are careless permit II to con.
t,nue When 1t does continue u runs into !hs
worst known troubles. which make life q burden
and dea'h relief. People who ALLOW this are
alone to blame. TOR It comparatively sssy e
the use Of the pu!s s,imalant iba. not iniosi
% %sann above = ,med, s these fearful things may be
i sickness and misery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
The New Rates on Coal.

The now freight rates on coal have been
aanounoed and the railroad men claim that
NJ have been made on basis of equity
I'D with desire to serve the best interests
q both tho public and the railroads -
ehsg also claim that rates heretofore have
- helow the real worth OF the service
eandsed. That is all they claim for the
nantand, - the increase in charges ises.
olnafed By the railroad men at Is DIR
-, thsy claim quite enough for one
~.
s ~ have simply conirived to use the
1000 commerce act - pretext for
- pr cent. to their charges and
- -. - e6sontsey 70 announce that
oSa haas Of equity, and that
4 vD ~ up 70 ths valus oe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
PERSONAL.


The Car is great news generator.
Another attempt was made on his lie on
Tuesday,
JOHN h. McAvoY, OF the brewing firm OF
Bemis x McAvoy, has accepted the nomins.
ton OF the Democratic party for mayor OF
Chicago
ELIZA WEATHERsBY's will bequesths to
Mrs. Eliza Smith, OF London, England, her
mother, ss, 600 and the rest OF her estste 70
her husband.
PATRICK WALSH, of New York, adopted
the Hebrew faith in Buffalo on Tuesday, was
circumcizsd Tuesday night and was mar.
ried Wednesday morning to Lena Levy, Q
young jewess, also OF New York.
Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE was warml y 70
ceiyed by the people OF indianapolis and St
Louis on Wednesday, He will make no DC.
!iucai speeches and will accept no formal
Inequalities or attention from party frienda
MR.. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, in his last
| lecture, dealt thus with realism: sThe 70.
called Iealist sometimes raises doubts in my
/ nind when no assures me that he and he
alone gives me the facts OF life. All can
ssy 10 that II these are the facts do not want
| them. The police re ports give me oil that /
call tor every day. But are they the facts
TIE real and abiding facts are those that are
recognized as such by the soul when 1t IL in
that upper chamber of cur being which II
fsrthest removed from the senses"
WAsTELoPI and Thornwenjorem a-e two
young Indians OF the Philadelphia Lincoln
| Institution who have sailed for England 70
They are OF the Sioux and Mohawk tribes
and 6ne specimens OF their race both physi.
cally and menully, but, having bean at the
Lincoln Home for two years and . half are
w: cszsS aSn 'Ta Tan 1fSSs Es, 10 .ad %: EnS
Ransom. One OF them 10 preparing TO b .
teacher OF his own people, and 10 In the high
school, the principal Of which hes granted
him leave of sbssnce. end he will b par.
mitted 70 resume hts place on hts return.
trads. and takes with him . good specimen of
his own work. The Uniesd 6tat6o goyo1n.
9eat 9 Washingtou warmly oooo0do0 ~
plon of sending theao young moas
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

SrEAKINa Of the inter. municipal bill now
before the Legislature the Scranton Rtpnbh.
can says:
The city OF Lancaster which never accepted
the Wallace act, can well afford to hold popular
indignation meetings and protest against the
inter municipal bill, but the people OF that
city should not he 80 uteIrly selfish - 10 ig.
more all consideration for the other cities. 1t
is not impossible, though admittedly difficult,
to formulate law that will command the
hearty approval OF all the municipalities con.
cerned. The inter r-municipal convention pre-
pared q bill which constituted at least the
basis for law measurAbly satisfactory to .
great majority Of the cities. The burden
now rests with the legislature The senators
and representatives should, IL they do not,
understand the gravity Of the situatiop, and
II they cannot perfect bill that will be satis'
factory to all, let them do the next best thing.
viz enact . law that will serve the greater
good t. the greater number, being careful that
no in jury be done to the minority.
II the senators and representatives, are wise,
they will keep hands OFT. When Lancaster
wants an entirely new municipal charter 4
does not propose to take 1t from Scrantor
but intends to have voice in its composition
| Scranton may be in an embarrassing fix ovel
the Wallace act, but let 1t work out its owl
| salvation without tresding on the toes o
| slher selfcontented municipalities. Th'
| Dec.le tenor of modern legislative thought Il
! give municipalities the largest possible
freedom Of action in self.government anC
| the least possible legislative interference
What the Wilkesbarre Record thinks o
the bill Is shown by this editorial warning
'.Senstor Williams will best please his con
stituents in this city by using his influence
and vote not to have IL become law at all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

g{vice rendered. Il y wen known that
railroads, y rule, charge for their ser
vicss just - much o. they think they can
est for them, and the sudden discovery
thss the old rate was below the value OF the
service rendered y due to Q belief that the
consumers are now ct the mercy Of com.
binatiOn having all the powers Of a
monopoly.
A few days may develop yet more sur.
prising specimens Of railroad equity and
when their desire to " serve the best inter-
ests Of the public " has led to . general
raising OF charges Of all kinds, there will
be music in the business atmosphere not in
accord with the praises now sung by the
railroad men.
When the interest commerce commits
sion gets down TO work and railroad deals
and wars are complicated by labor troubles,
the business community will not stand idly
by and smile at the confusion but will
demonstrate that, though it cannot control
special cars and fix value by regal decree,
it can and will rebel against the unjust
usurpations of powerful corporations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
A THLoPHoRos FOR RHEUMATISM.
Utterly Discouraged

Expresses the feelings OF many victims OF rheu.
matis n. neural ia, sciatica, and nervous or sick
headache, Having tried numberess socalled
remedies and ply sieians Of all schools. without
relief, there seems to be no hope. Many such
have a last resort tried Athophoros. and to
their surprise and Joy have found that It WAS q
safe, sure and quick cure. Athlophoros IL not
an experiment; thousands have been cured by
Its use and they testify as to its value.
SHEKoNEKo. DurcHxss Co, N. Y, Aug. ~, 50.
/ took Athiorhorus according to directions;
caused aringing in my car that was not pleas
ant II operated on my heart causing slower
and fainter throb, aad constipated my bowels.
when the last dose taken did not think
much OF the medicine; the next day my lame
ness was better. and continued getting less until
ttleft me- Ny iAmsness vas in my back. shoul-
ders and neck, and had been for eight months.
WAS advised to try Athophoros by a neighbor.
VIM Ackson, " no had taken a bottle OF 1t for .
severe attack OF Iamencss In his shoulder and
arm. lie said ait drove the lameness right out
Of me. my head felt strong. and my heart almost
stopped beating; l thought would die, but
came out all right, and have not had any lame
ness since" ANON BRiass.
PHxLrs. n. Y. August 10, lsS.
am . practicing physician; prescribed
Athlophoros in a case OF inveterate rheumatism
Of the right shsulder ana arm. This case had
been of weeks standipg-yes months-an re-
sisted medicine carefully selected, also the use
OF electric treatment. One bottle removed all
the trouble. The casa remains well. now over q
year since using the medicine.
&C. PRIcHARps, n. d.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros ana
Athlophoros Pulls, but where they cannot be
bought OF the druggist the Athlophoros Co., No.
liz Wall street, New York, will send either tear.
Rage paid) on receipt OF regular price. which
u 800 per bottle for Athlophoros and Soc. for
Pulls.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. in.
digestion, weakness, nervous debility. diseases
h6AAAchR n
blood. &c. Athlophoros Pulls are unsquAled
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

Is about 3.0o0. and We would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection OF tho
Throat and Lungs, as those complaints are &C.
cOrding to statistics more numerous than
opportunity to call on and get a bottle OF
Kemp's Baisam for ths Throat and Lungs. Price
80 cents and u. Trial size free. Respectfully.
II. b. Cochran. druggist, l37 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

pont-lf u dealer offers you bottle OF Saliva
tton OIL in a mutilated or d.faced PACKAGE
don't buy IL any price,-it may be dangerous
and worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting
u perfect. genuine, Lnbroken package.
Free OF htrgs. Your Druggist Will refund
your money II nr. Rull's Cough syrup does not
give YOU satisfac ion and cure yoar cough
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31
a Sad MisfOrtun0.

Is TO raise a nice family Of boys and girls
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II in its hrst stages by
the prompt use Of ksmps Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, warranted to cure and relieve all
cases. Price Soc. and q. For sale by H.
Cochran. druggist, No ls7 North Queen strost
1rt0i siss free. ~